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Kaja Kallas sounds the alarm as Russia weaponizes winter, targeting energy grids while allegedly stalling peace talks with ‘military-only’ delegations.

As temperatures plunge across Eastern Europe, Russia has launched a brutal new phase in its war against Ukraine, weaponizing winter itself. EU Foreign Policy Chief Kaja Kallas has sounded the alarm, accusing Moscow of a calculated strategy to "bomb and freeze" the Ukrainian population into submission.
Speaking ahead of a critical meeting of EU foreign ministers in Brussels, Kallas painted a grim picture of the situation on the ground. Russian missiles are systematically targeting energy infrastructure, leaving millions without heat or light in sub-zero conditions. "There is a humanitarian catastrophe coming there," she warned. "They are trying to break the will of the people by freezing them to death."
Kallas also poured cold water on the prospects of the ongoing peace talks in Abu Dhabi. She revealed that the Russian delegation consists solely of military personnel with "no mandate to agree on anything."
The diplomat’s stark warning comes as war fatigue threatens to set in among Ukraine’s allies. Kallas urged the bloc to remain united and to ramp up pressure on the Kremlin. "We must have the courage to say that concessions cannot come from the victim," she said.
For the civilians huddling in cold basements in Kharkiv and Kyiv, the diplomatic maneuvering in Brussels feels a world away. Their reality is a fight for survival against a cold that kills just as surely as a bullet.
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